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your one to talk, when your team goes 5-10 in november, even if we did go 9-7, at least we didn't start 5-11.

and seeing as how preseason doesn't matter, then who cares what the warriors are doing.

The Warriors will be good if Bogut and Curry are healthy or just Bogut. We have a good back up for a PG. However, we do not for our center position. The Jazz have no health concerns and will likely be the seventh seed. Warriors will probably be the ninth or eight seed.

The Warriors will be good if Bogut and Curry are healthy or just Bogut. We have a good back up for a PG. However, we do not for our center position. The Jazz have no health concerns and will likely be the seventh seed. Warriors will probably be the ninth or eight seed.

You know, even though I want your team to give us a good draft pick, I really like what the Warriors have done with their roster. I've liked Bogut and Curry since they were in college, Barnes was one of my favorite players in this draft, and Klay Thompson was very fun to watch at the end of last season. (I also think getting rid of Ellis was a very wise decision; I just don't think any team with him dominating the offense can go very far).

I'm really interested to see what you do this year, and in a lot of ways I'd rather have the Warriors make the playoffs than the Wolves or the Mavericks. I obviously think that my team's better, and getting a good lottery pick from you this year wouldn't disappoint me, but I'll be tuning in to a few Warriors games this year.

As for my prediction, I'll say an optimistic 12-5, with losses to San Antonio, Denver, Boston, Oklahoma, and one other team that we should beat but it just doesn't click.

i agree with the 13-4 prediction. i think we'll win some against the better teams, might lose 1 or 2 against the weaker teams. i predict we'll lose to okc, and either boston or sa (not both), and one on that road trip and one more at home somewhere. i think we're too deep for the faggers to handle and we do play well vs memphis. everyone else i'm not too worried about, if at all.

i always wanna give utah the benefit of the doubt. 6 losses is realistic, but i'm holding out faith that we beat s.a. and lakers and boston. i call a loss vs memphis (tough road trip), lose vs philly (again, tough road trip), lose the 2nd game vs sacramento (2nd in back-to-back vs them), and against okc. i think we're deeper than la, deeper than sa, deeper than boston and mostly i think we'll be fine in back-2-back games and 3 games in 4 nights because of our depth, and i think we'll have the chemistry to hang in there with the good teams.

i'm biased, i think, so what can i say?

Last edited by chipurmunki; 10-21-2012 at 08:38 PM.

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"I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti...ffftt ffftt ffftt!"

I've got 11-6, I got us going down against SA, LA, @Den, Philly, @Sac, and OKC. @Sac is gonna be the second game in a row, IN Sacramento, and they're gonna make adjustments to counter us. I think we're gonna lose one of LA and Memphis, with a definite loss against SA. Boston will be a tough game too but I think we can pull out a win there.

Last edited by D-Will4Prez; 10-21-2012 at 08:44 PM.

"I know one thing for sure; you won't be able to say that Braves fans don't care" Chipper Jones

I'll go with 12-5 with losses to SA, LAL Mem Bos and OKC. I think that the JAZZ could have a loss against DEN as well but I think 12-5 is a pretty safe bet. If the team plays well it could be only 3 losses, if things don't go so well it could be as many as about 7 losses.